Archive | December, 2020

The Best original ukulele music from 2020

2020 has been a very odd year in many respects, but it has revealed some really superb music. OUS is all about original music as opposed to simply strumming songs from days gone by.

There’s a place for that, but we believe that if the wider public are ever going to appreciate the magic of this tiny instrument, we need to expand our thinking and creativity. Below are what we consider the best and most creative songs from 2020.

When I first saw this track, I was blown away and continue to love it. Its everything a great original song should be, wonderfully constructed and performed.

Music for the Head and Heart is the BIG project which is an evolution from OUS. Select artists are invited to take part in the Songs of Hope shows. Jack and the Vox open this show and are absolutely stunning. They never fail to deliver and remain two of the very best entertainers.

Another superb artist that is always worth watching/listening to is Captain of the Lost Waves. This is music at its best and this is a truly superb performance with a great video from Nick Bloomfield. The Captain is also a terrific live performer and will be releasing a new album in 2021

A Very Cool Yule to everyone and the very best for 2020

Nick Cody

OUS Founder

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Coolibah Coolective

Coolibah Coolective – a contemporary uke band with a unique sound and a loyal following of lovers of good, fun music. The band share songwriting credits and play a mix of baritone, tenor and bass ukes, and percussion, rounded out with sweet vocal harmonies. The band’s songwriters deliver heartfelt sentiment with originals crafted into music with a wide appeal, drawing on the classics, rock ballads, chill grooves, blues, folk, Caribbean rhythms and even a Russian gypsy jazz tune! Coolibah Coolective play originals and a few covers. Iconic Australian stories feature in the repertoire, such as ‘Stick Shed (Cathedral of Wimmera)’ and ‘Sixty-Six Days In An Open Boat’ – about escaped convict Mary Bryant stealing Governor Phillip’s fishing boat.

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